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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NNatHN sNANNAAH
Mary Lane was married a year
ago in Jackson county, Ore. The
newly married couple started for
California. In Shasta valley they
made q stop and the husband &C.
cured a job ehopping wood. After
working 4 short time he proposed
that his wife should assist ia the
work. To enforce Acquisscence he
took all her clothes aud burned
them. He then furnished her with
oycralls, jumper aud heavy boots,
and threatened her with death if she
did not obey. Accordingly she com.
mencod chopping wood. Then she
went into the hay field asa regular
hand. At one place her scr was dis.
covered and she was discharged.
They next came TO Tobama county
and worked on Gallagher's machine.
Whatever money was earned the
husband appropriated aud spent
10 gambling and drinking. Last
Saturday they came 70 Germantown,
whore the husband secured work
for both CO rrying sacks. The work
was too heavy and the wife deter.
mined 10 fee from her bondage.
0ooo before, in Tehama county, she
had tried TO escape, but was caught
by her husband and beaten. This
time she waited until her husband
was engaged at labor, when she
started out on loot for Willows. AT
Hegols she stopped and told her
story. Joe Hegel gavo her a letter
70 Col. Crawford, 20 whom she came.
Through the kindness Of several
ladies she vas given proper clothing
aud assured OF protection. Monday
she started to 0regou, where her
brother resides. Tho citizens pur.
chased a ticket and supplied her
witt, necessary money and clothing
for the trip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
Too Tssny 20 Please a.. Gar.
Pail Mall G,Is,,..

A witty clown, by name Durov,
has Just been compelled TO leave ST.
Petersburg for carrying Jokes too far.
He was giving Performance with a
pig trained 10 various feats. At the
mans command the animal took up
from The ground a number Of Rus.
sian coins, including imporials and
small silver and copper coins.
When, however, some roublo notes
we're thrown down the pig refused 20
pick them up, even though whipped,
Great amusement was caused By this
discriminating act and IL was iniensi.
fed A. a voice called from the gal.
lery 10 the clown, you blockhead,
II the Finance Minister could not
raise tho paper rouble ia four
months, how can you expect a pig 10
do it2' Though a iavorito with 81.
Petersburg audiences, the clown re-.
eeiyod orders 10 leave the city the
following day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

sSbacrise for tho .AppeaI."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
The Choices, Thins ., Newport.
H4alau IfsfaIA

Some one asked a visitor ia New.
port the other day, after having
shown her all the possessions OF that
earthly paradise, what had impressed
her there as the most 70 be coveted
or desired: The surprise was colos.
sal wien, instead Of answering, as ali
strangers are expected 10 do-".One
Of the palaces on the cliT'-sho 70.
piled: " The smallest Maltese kitten
ever seen sitting In the doorway Of
a Bellevue avenue shop this morn.
ing'" Even ihe cats at Newport are
marvels Of theft kind. = l.s,...s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

BEyo' THE WAN. San.
Mr.. Jones'" he said. 1T doesn't
seem TO me the turkeys are as good
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
GEORGIA FARMING.

Can Georgia muster the improved
stocks 10 make oreditablo erhiLi.
tion2" was asked as memory called
up the "rasor backs, the scrub cows,
and the crackers "nAshtacky" pony
Of the past.
Mr.. Grady smiled pityingly as b.
said: I'VE will have 300 Jersey
COWS in our sheds from this State.
We will have Georgia raised horses
that will go below 2.2i, We give a
premium Of $50 10 the county
making tho beet display Of improved
stock, and We will have animals that
your Northern and Western farmers
will like TO look Of.
To illustrate the revolution in the
agricultural methods Of the South,
Dir. Grady told a story. Planters, he
said. were learning 10 economic and
10 utilize what they once considered
beneath their notice. There was an
old gentleman who had been very
wealthy in his timo had owned one
Of the islands and had raised the
famous sea Island cotton with his
5000 slaves. The vicissitudcs OF war
had left him ponniless. lie was too
old 10 grapple with the problem OF
life under tho new conditions, aud
some friends had undertaken 10 keep
him supplied with the necessaries
One day he called round and received
his basket. There was a turkey
among the other supplies, and IL
started the old gentleman on = train
Of "reminiscences.
BEyo' THE WAN. San.
Mr.. jones'" he said; 1T 'doe.n't
seem 10 me the turkeys are AZ rood
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

ELwood smALLoRoss, late editor Of
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

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Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
w ANTED

A SITUATION by a man of steady habits as AA watchman; understands the care of engine and boiler; has had eight years experience. Apply at 93 NASH STREET.
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Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
A Chestnut Worth RetelIins


 In one of our colleges professor who made himself very friendly with the students was walking out with an intelligent schol- ar, when they saw an old man hoeing in a corn field He WAS advancing with his work toward the road, by the side of which lay his shoes. As it was near sunset, the student proposed to play the old man a joke. q will hide his shoes; we will conceal our selves behind the bushes and see what he will do."
 "No," said the professor, ''it would not be right. You have money enough; just put dollar in the old mans shoes, then we will hide behind the bushes and see what he will do."
 The student agreed to the proposal, and they concealed themselves accordingly. When the laborer had finished his row of corn he came out of the field to go home. He put on one shoe, felt something hard, took it off and found the dollar. He looked around him, but saw no one and looked up grate- fully toward heaven. He then put on the other shoe and found another dollar. He looked at it, and looked all around him. but saw no one. He then knelt upon the ground and returned thanks to God for the blessings which had been conferred upon him. The listeners learned from the prayer that the old mans wife and one of his children were sick, and that they were very poor; so that the two dollars were great relief sent to them from heaven.
 'There," said the professor, "how much better this is than to have hidden the old mans shoes"
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
WANTED. 1nn AGENTS to sell the two following bool | IN U in NaW Haven CnInf1z

1nn AGENTS to sell the two following books 1OO in New Haven County:
 1st. Samantha at Saratoga by Josiah Aliens Wife, This book, just issued, is meeting very
 large sale, and the great demand for it indicates
 this as the time for genuine book of American humor. 'Samantha'' fills place peculiarly her
 own in English literature, and is certainly unique creation.
 2d. Earth, Sea and Sky,'' large book of 900 pages or over, and sold at lower price than any volume of its size ever put the market. Earth,
 Sea and will have the largest sale of any book published this year.
 For terms, further particulars, &c., address L. c. Hascall & Co., 36 Bromfeld Street, Boston, New Haven representative H. A. BRAKEMAN, m19 St 135 Olive Street
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The condition of Major Ben: Perley Poore was somewhat worse last night.
 Munkascy's ''Last Moments of Mozart" has been purchased by ex-Goyernor Alger of Michigan for s50,000.
 Queen Kapiolani and her suite visited the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday and were re- ceived with royal salute. To-day they sail for Europe on the City of Rome.
 The Cambridge university crew have agreed to row the Harvard college crew if the necessary funds to cover the expenses of the trip to America can be raised.
 Attorney General Garland says that he was not candidate for the vacant position on the Supreme bench. He has had all of public office that he cares for or that his health will admit of his having and when he retires from his present position it will be to private life.
 The 2:30 accommod ation train of the Con- neeticut River road ran into derrick guy rope stretched across the track near the Good Cheer printing establishment at Greenfield, Mass, yesterday afternoon, knocking the smokestack from the locomo- tive. The derrick fell, smashing several windows. The smoking car and baggage car were considerably bruised and drum mer named Frazier was injured by having his hand caught in the baggage car door.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25

FO& SEN4,
 fA SECOND and third floors of building No. @:::l 69s Chapel street, divided into six rooms,
 4sA comprising 12, 300 square feet working sur face. Especially equipped for light manufactur-
 ing, afording abundant light, steady steam power
 and heat. two steam freight elevators, and other modern facilities Will be leased as whole or in
 part HENRY F. ENGLISH, mig i'm 92 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
An Epidemic of Smallpox.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May 14.-Owing to the neglect of the government in not enforc- ing vaccination, isolation and disinfection, smallpox has become epidemic in this city. It is estimated that there are fully five hun dred cases within the city limits apart from those outside. The death rate is estimated to be as high as sixty per cent, due to the fact that some thirty-five thousand out of a population of forty-fve thousand are sup posed to be wholly unprotected by vaccina. tion. The disease is spreading, especially among the twenty-nine thousand blacks in this city, and medical men expect that thou sands will be swept away if stringent mea- sures are not taken to cheek the disease. Meanwhile steamers and other vessels sail daily from here to Havana, New York, New Orleans and other ports. The epidemic of smallpox in the adjoining island of Jamaica is not over. Last month over four hundred cases existed there, spread all over that island, almost exclusively among the blacks, with new cases constantly appearing, all with a heavy death rate,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
Shore Cottage at SaVin Rock For Rent.
 APPLY TO WALTER A. MAIN, West Haven. G5 GAgs5l9.aaA1zzD

Choice Plants and EVerSrecns,
 In lots to suit at the greenhouse of the late David Virtue, Whitneyville. Also horse, harness, beach, business and lumber wagons Sale to commence at 10 a. m., Friday, May 27th.
 c. P. AUGUR, Administrator. Whitney yille Conn., May g. 1SSr nay25 3tt
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
LIZARD A MANS STOMACH.
He Finally Splits 1t Up After Carrying
 fr for Five Years.

fg for Five Years.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-George Dishler of Beallsville, Pa., was recently relieved of a horrible monster in the shape of lizard almost six inches long which had been grow ing in his stomach for the last five years. The reptile was ejected and was alive. It had head resembling catish,a we'll shaped tail, two well defined but very small eyes, a broad mouth, two web-shaped feet attached to short legs and connected with the body about two thirds way from it's head. It was covered with fine brown hair and its belly was of dirty greenish hue. It is suppos- ed Dishler got it into his stomach while dainking from a spring on his farm years ago. He has been awakened several times the past year by the reptile crawling up into his mouth during the night when he would waken up with mouthful of lizard, and in moment of disgust attempt to swallow it; the reptile would kick and re- fuse to go back until after forcible muscular effort, and then would slide reluctantly down his throat with .'peep-peep" sound like a young chicken. Mir. Dishler often thought he would spit out the lizard the next time it came up, but on awakening he would begin the swallowing operation without control of himself and with sort of choking sensation. He is now happily relieved of the wretched lizard, which is in the possession of Dr. Far ouhar preserved in alcohol.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
The Crown Princes Sore Throat.

T
 BERLIN, May 24.-The Tagblatt says that the physicians who operated on Grown Prince Frederick Williams throat found an infamed growth, the size of lentil, on the vocal chord. Professor Virchow pronounces this growth innocuous. The crown prince's general health is good.
 LONDON, May 24.-A despatch from Berlin says that much anxiety is felt in Berlin con- corning the Crown Prince Frederick Will liam's condition. Dr. Mackenzie will make final examination of the princess throat to. morrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
THE STREET COMMITTEE
To Recommend the Granting of Mi
 ceIIane0us Petitions.

The committee on streets met last evening and held long session. Many petitioners were heard. The committee recommended the following: Sidewalk on Cedar street be- tween Washington street and Columbus ave- nue; crosswalk on south side of Beach street at corner of East street; crosswalk north side of Laurel street, corner of East; top dressing Howard avenue and Howe street from Wha1- ley avenue to Sylvan avenue; top dressing oi Oak street between Park and Greenwood streets; top dressing west side of West street from Congress avenue to Columbus avenue; rounding of southwest corner of York street; to be done by July 1.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
FOR RENT.
For Sale Rent

AsssA IN West Haven near the Y. & N. H. R.
 :sH R. depot, two-story brick factory, 3Ox5O Ehk- feet, with story additions, and other buildings, with engine, boiler and main shafting complete; all about new. Apply to James Graham or George R, Kelsey, ap14tf
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
GREAT DOG DEAD.
He Weighed 22O Pounds And Was
 Loaded With HonOrs.

Kfe "eI&HeU XEU FOundS AnU w as
 Loaded With Honors.
 BOSTON, May 24.-Merchant Prince, the great St. Bernard dog owned by John N. Moore of Melrose, died Monday night. He is said to have been the largest and heaviest dog in the country if not in the world, his weight being 220 pounds. He was imported in 1886 by Mir. Moore, and since then has taken over twenty first class prizes. Before being brought here his owner had been awarded fifteen first class prizes at various exhibitions throughout Europe. MT. Moore is said to have been offered ten thousand dollars for him, but refused to part with him. The dog was a great favorite among the neighbors on account of his afectionate disposition and remarkable intelligence.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
The M Member From Cork.

LONDON, May 25.-The Daily News to-day counsels the Parnellites to force MT. Tanner, the Nationalist member for Cork, to behave himself decently in the House or to with draw from public life. In the debate on the coercion bill last night MT. Tanner was called upon to apologize for violent language. Emperor William Anxious for Peace.
 LONDON, May 24.-A despatch from Paris to the Chronicle states that NJ. Hsrbette, French ambassador to Germany, on his re- cent visit to Paris brought an autograph let ter from Emperor William to President Greyy in which the emperor expressed the hope that the lives of neither might be sad dened by the horrors of another war.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
City Hall Meetings.

The committee on ordinances will meet to- night, when among other things the much mooted question of watering Telford pave ments will be discussed.
 There is likely to be special meeting of the Court of Common Council called to take action on the new offer for the Derby.
 The committee on appropriations will meet tonight and consider the petition of Grand to be expended in receiving and caring for the visitors on Monument day.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25

People Fleeing in Ala rm From the
 TaUn.


 KEY WEST, Fla, May 24.-Both the man Baker and his wife who have died of yellow fever developed the most malignant symp toms, and threw up black vomit before their death. A sister of Mrs. Baker, who resided in the same house, which is situated on the principal street in the heart of the city, is also down with the fever, but her case is not hopeless. Although the surroundings of the house were of the worst character, the dis ease is undoubtedly traced to some bedding recently brought from Havana.
 The appearance of yellow fever so early in the season, which will restrict all communi- cation with outside ports. is depressing all business interests, while the death have cast gloom over the city and created panic among the large number of strangers, chiefly mechanics, who have been drawn here by the building boom during the past winter Many who could procure certificates required by the health authorities at Tampa took passage on the steamer Friday night, while others are chartering sailing vessels to convey them and their families to points on the mainland. The Mayor has given notice that transportation will be furnished those desir- ing to leave. provided application be made before o-morrow.
 While the cases of fever that have occur red are considered to be sporadic, several other suspicious cases are said to exist which may develop into yellow fever. The health authorities are urging the citizens to adopt the strictest sanitary measures.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
The Late Real Estate Transfers.

The following changes in the ownership ot real estate have recently been recorded in the office of the town clerk: Edward and Mary Ann Glynn to Peter and Anr Kelly, 30 feet on East street. Charles Bradley to Andrew Moorhead, 43 feet on Prince street.
 Wm. NJ Lancraft to Freeman P. Clark, B feet on Grove street. Annex. Julius A Ritner to Anna M, wife of Lewis c. knauf lot 50X115 feet at Waterside.
 Edward F. and Kate c. Mansfield to George F,
 Burgess, 42 feet on Brown street, with buildings thereon.
 Edward F. Mansfield to George F. Burgess, Ii feet
 on Brown street. Angie S. and John H. Futile to Louisa A. Bradley, one-third interest in the property known No 132 Wooster street, fronting B feet on that street. Andrew Moorhead to Ambrose M. Andrews, 42 feet on Kimberly avenue with buildings thereon. Joseph Sheldon to Bertha Jente. wife of Julius Jente, 50 feet Henry street. with buildings there
 
 Bernard Thomas, who keeps saloon on Union street. has bought the Florence House, at the of Union and Wooster streets, from it's proprie- tors, the Kohn Brothers. This was the late Charles Bradley's stand and after his death it passed into the possession of George W. H. Hughes, from whom the Kohn Brothers bought it about three years ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-25
FOR RENT,

AhaA STORE and Tenements in the house corner ::I of Orchard and Henry streets. Store, with sA ba Tn, $2O; first floor above store $12; second floor above the store $10 The store and tenements in firstclass order. Or will sell the property at bargain, on easy terms, at a price that will pay for investment
 Also a lot on Charles street will be sold low.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE. nil CII,anAa